Most patients have tendency to
forget taking their medications every day. Remembering to take medications is
not as easy as ABC. Patients who have multiple health problems, they need to take
many medications per day. This increases the tendency to forget taking
medications. Medications are very important to all patients especially for
diabetic patients.
Showing posts with label hyperglycemia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hyperglycemia. Show all posts
Manage Your Diabetes Medications
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Sunday, 16 November 2014
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diabetes,
hyperglycemia,
hypoglycemia,
insulin,
sulfonylureas
Prevent Colorectal Cancer
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Friday, 5 September 2014
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antioxidant,
cancer,
colorectal cancer,
diabetes,
hyperglycemia,
insulin,
obesity,
physical,
vitamin D,
weight
Colorectal cancer is an abnormal
growth of cells in colon and rectum. It can start either in the inner lining of
colon or rectum and grows toward center. In 2002, colorectal cancer was the
third most frequently reported cancer in West Malaysia. In 2006, it was
reported that male (56.5%) was higher with colorectal cancer compared to female
(43.5%). In addition, Chinese had the highest reported to suffer with colorectal
cancer. Most colorectal cancer begins in polyps and they can grow to form
cancer. Thus, it is important to get early detection and remove the polyps.
Diet For Diabetes During Ramadan
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Wednesday, 16 July 2014
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carbohydrate,
Dates,
dehydrate,
diabetes,
Dietitian,
fast,
fat,
fatty acids,
hyperglycemia,
hypoglycemia,
Muslim,
protein,
Ramadan,
water,
weight
Fasting
during Ramadan is a must for all healthy Muslims. Sick people like diabetes are
exempted from the duty of fasting. However, many Muslim diabetic patients wish
to fast during Ramadan.
Glycemic Index (GI) for Hyperglycemia
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Tuesday, 4 March 2014
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carbohydrate,
Dietitian,
glycemic index,
hyperglycemia
High blood sugar is much known as
hyperglycemia. It is a condition of too little insulin or inefficient use of
insulin in the body. The 3 most common symptoms of hyperglycemia are frequent
thirst (polydipsia), frequent
urination (polyuria) and hungry often
(polyphagia). Long term of
hyperglycemia can cause heart problems, blurred vision, blindness, nerves
damage and kidney problems. It should be treated as soon as possible before complications happen among people with diabetes.
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